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WATER CONSERVATION \u2014 A HIGH PRIORITY<\/p>\n
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shutoff times accordingly to the<\/p>\n
completely restrict water<\/p>\n
seasons and daylight saving time<\/p>\n
Gardeners who have timers scheduled to run<\/p>\n
access at night when the facilities are closed. In<\/p>\n
doing so, staff hopes to stop undiagnosed leaks<\/p>\n
water during the shutoff time will need to adjust<\/p>\n
that would otherwise run all night, wasting water<\/p>\n
their timers<\/p>\n
Remove old leaves and debris from all beds<\/p>\n
Prune roses and fruit trees such as apple, apricot and<\/p>\n
cherry. Cut off dead wood, branches that cross and thin<\/p>\n
old and spindly wood to encourage as much fruit growth<\/p>\n
as possible<\/p>\n
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clearance of several inches between mulch and the plant<\/p>\n
stems or trunks of the trees. Ideally, apply mulch to your<\/p>\n
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garden twice a year. Mulch retains soil moisture, regulates<\/p>\n
soil temperature, suppresses weeds and contributes<\/p>\n
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Schedule irrigation at a time that discourages fungal<\/p>\n
growth. Watering early in the morning means that fungus<\/p>\n
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that prefer a dark, wet environment won\u2019t have the ability<\/p>\n
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grow. Also remember to stop irrigation during a storm<\/p>\n
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CENTER HOURS SUNUP TO SUNDOWN 24\/7\/365 | OFFICE HOURS 8 A.M. TO 4 P.M<\/p>\n
CONTACT 949-268-2387 OR RECREATION@VMSINC.ORG
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NEWSLETTER<\/p>\n
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survive temperatures<\/p>\n
as low as 28 degrees<\/p>\n
Fahrenheit.<\/p>\n
BRUSSELS SPROUTS will withstand frost and<\/p>\n
can be harvested until a hard freeze strikes. The<\/p>\n
COLLARDS are the<\/p>\n
best-quality sprouts are produced during sunny<\/p>\n
most cold-resistant<\/p>\n
days with light frosts at night.<\/p>\n
plant of any in the cold-hardy Brassica family. Can<\/p>\n
KALE can withstand<\/p>\n
withstand winter temperatures down to 5 degrees<\/p>\n
extreme cold.<\/p>\n
Fahrenheit and usually come through the cold even<\/p>\n
more flavorful<\/p>\n
SPINACH grows<\/p>\n
GREEN<\/p>\n
slowly through the<\/p>\n
winter but always<\/p>\n
ONIONS are<\/p>\n
bounces back in<\/p>\n
as hardy as<\/p>\n
early spring.<\/p>\n
they come.<\/p>\n
Frost, freezing<\/p>\n
SWISS CHARD<\/p>\n
temperatures<\/p>\n
is very cold tolerant<\/p>\n
and snow will<\/p>\n
and can survive dips to 15 degrees Fahrenheit<\/p>\n
not kill them.<\/p>\n
without any protection.<\/p>\n
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Watch water use. Don\u2019t spray down walkways<\/p>\n
.<\/p>\n
or wash your car\/golf cart. Ensure water is shut<\/p>\n
Keep pathways, common areas and plots<\/p>\n
weed free<\/p>\n
off before you leave; check irrigation timers so<\/p>\n
they run properly. Do not overwater.<\/p>\n
Harvest all produce to discourage rats and<\/p>\n
other wildlife<\/p>\n
Report water issues\/leaks to staff or Security<\/p>\n
Remove all vines and dead plants from<\/p>\n
Keep your plot tidy; eliminate debris<\/p>\n
and clutter<\/p>\n
past season<\/p>\n
Fold up your umbrella when not in use<\/p>\n
Remove trees from garden plots; remove<\/p>\n
vegetable plants from tree plots<\/p>\n
Do not shade neighbors\u2019 plots<\/p>\n
Repair old\/falling down fencing<\/p>\n
Care for the tools you use; return them to<\/p>\n
storage after use<\/p>\n
Be courteous and respectful to<\/p>\n
your neighbors<\/p>\n
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